The ‘strong and balanced offer’ project was developed to explore whether improvements could be made to leisure and health programmes aimed at middle-aged and older adults in Wigan Borough, using engagement with scientific research underpinned by a ‘co-creative’ approach as a foundation for making change. This project was funded by the Wellcome Trust. Project partners were: Inspiring healthy lifestyles, Wigan Council, Glasgow Caledonian University and Manchester Metropolitan University.

Quotes and Categories from Focus Groups of Older People and Professionals about the FFMOT

Raw Data pertaining to the PLOS One Publication - The appeal of the Functional Fitness MOT to older adults and health professionals in an outpatient setting: a mixed-method feasibility study. Lex D. de Jong, Andy Peters, Sheena Gawler, Nina Chalmers, Claire Henderson, Julie Hooper, Robert M.E. Laventure, Laura McLean, Dawn A. Skelton.

Anonymised dataset from FFMOT Lothian Study_PlosOne - Open Access